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Open Market Sale Scheme Under the Open Market Sale Scheme, the Food Corporation of India (FCI) will transport 30 LMT of wheat from the Central Pool Stock to the market (Domestic) via various routes. Wheat will also be made available to State Governments and UTs for their programs without an electronic auction. About An Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS): To increase the supply of food grains, FCI occasionally sells excess supplies of wheat and rice through an online auction at fixed prices. The goals of OMSS are to dispose of excess wheat and rice stocks held by FCI and to…
31 January, 2023
Food security, PDS, FCI, Buffer
Higher Food Prices GS-Paper-3 Economy Inflation (Mains) Recently, the Tata-Cornell Institute for Agriculture and Nutrition in New York conducted a study titled “Pandemic Prices: Covid-19 Price Shocks and their Implications for Nutrition Security in India”. It analysed prices of cereals (wheat and rice) and non-cereals (onion, tomatoes, potatoes, five pulses and eggs) in 11 tier-1 and tier-2 cities from 1st March-31st May 2020 compared to the same period in 2019. Following the lockdown, all food groups witnessed a rise in prices, but the rise in prices was higher for non-cereals compared to cereals. After the lockdown was lifted, prices of cereals and non-cereals stabilised quickly while those of protein-rich pulses continued to remain high. Data…
31 July, 2020
Food security, PDS, FCI, Buffer
Minimum Support Price Paper- GS-3 Food security (PT-M-IV) The MSP is the rate at which the government buys grains from farmers. The reason behind the idea of MSP is to counter the price volatility of agricultural commodities due to the factors like variation in their supply, lack of market integration and information asymmetry. The MSP is fixed on the recommendations of the Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP) (PT). Factors taken into consideration for fixing MSP include: Demand and supply, Cost of production (A2 + FL method) Price trends in the market, both domestic and international, Inter-crop price parity,…
27 June, 2020
Food security, PDS, FCI, Buffer
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